The Colorado Rockies come in 16th in a list of projected 2014 salary figures for Major League Baseball teams, according to numbers from Baseball-Reference.com. The team’s projected payroll is $90.8 million, an increase of nearly 24 percent from its 2013 payroll of $73.4 million.

Topping the list are the Los Angeles Dodgers, with a projected salary of $216.8 million, more than twice the Rockies’ payroll. Last are the Miami Marlins with an estimated payroll of $42 million.

While spending more often translates into more wins, looking at teams’ cost per win in 2013 (salary divided by number of wins) shows which teams got the most bang for their buck.

Among the most frugal teams with winning records were the Oakland Athletics and Tampa Bay Rays — each spent $630,000 for 96 and 92 wins, respectively.

Spending the most per win were the New York Yankees — each of their 85 wins cost them $2.69 million. Second were the Los Angeles Dodgers with a cost-per-win of $2.39 million.

The Rockies spent $990,000 for each of their 74 wins, while the Houston Astros “paid” $490,000 for each of their 51 wins.

The Philadelphia Phillies were the least frugal team with a losing record, spending $2.27 million for each of their 73 wins. Following them were the Chicago White Sox, who spent $1.93 million for each of their 63 wins.

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